For the House of Representatives, you can't be appointed by the governor. If a seat opens up, there's a special election. So the people have to choose representatives to go to Congress. We vote on everything from clean air and water to education to health care. We do everything. I mention that because it's really important, because if we're voting on everything, then you need people from all walks of life, from all backgrounds, from all stripes. (36:14–36:21)
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Asserts that the House of Representatives votes on a wide range of issues including clean air, water, education, and health care.
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